Sun-In Hair Lightener Spray, Lemon, 4.7 oz

I have been using SunIn since the 80's. It's a product I always keep in my cabinet for naturally bringing out the highlights in my hair. I really like that I can get the look of sunkissed highlights year round and that it work with my hair dryer. My favorite way to use SunIn is to take small 1/2 to 1 inch sections of damp hair and spray it on and blow dry. It creates pretty natural looking highlights on my medium blonde hair. It's also great for root touch-ups when I can't get to the salon as often. Great little inexpensive product for brightening your hair!

Sun-In is honestly a product that I have used on and off since I was a teenager. Yes, Sun-In has actually been around since the 70s and they are still going strong. So, they must be doing something right! When my hair was mostly its natural color back in the 80s and 90s, I would use Sun-In in strategic spots and streaks throughout my hair to give it "natural" highlights. My hair is naturally dark blonde. So, Sun-In lifts it to a lovely blonde shade. This method works both with the sun and with a hair dryer. That is right, no need to give up on your blonde just because the Sun isn't out. Sun-In is just as effective with a hair dryer! While I used to use Sun-In all over my head in the past, I must mention, that I now get my hair professionally highlighted. However, I still almost always have a bottle of Sun-In on hand for home touch-ups. While I do trust the bulk of the work to the professionals, strategic placement of SunIn at my root area can stretch out my time between salon visits. I mean, we all know how expensive those foil highlights a balyage looks are! You can save so much money when you can stretch out your salon visits a bit further. Sun-In is so fast and easy to use. Just spray it in and then either sit in the Sun or use your blow dryer to dry your hair. It is honestly so easy and user-friendly. Just spray or dab strategically and that is all of the work it takes. This review is part of a paid campaign with SunIn which included a product sample as well. However, all thoughts and opinions are my own and I have purchased this product on my own many times!

I've been using SunIn after I shower, just spritzing a little all over my hair when it's damp and then blow drying! SunIn works with heat so either the natural sun works or your hair dryer. The common trend in the winter is to go darker with hair color, but it can be nice to keep things light–everything can get so dark with the weather and overall days being a lot shorter.

A few years ago a friend told me about this magical product so when I came across it during my last visit to miami, I bought it without hesitation. I tried it and it was even better than I had thought so as this product is not available in Argentina, I ordered a few more bottles to have them in stock. Everybody keeps telling me how natural my hair looks this summer. I use it two days in a row every two weeks to keep the colour and it rocks !!

This really work to lighten your hair. Combine with the Wal mart purple shampoo to get rid of yellow . Makes hair blonde.

it works! even on 4c hair

Works great for highlights on dirty blonde hair

I first used Sun-In years ago and it was a disaster! I sprayed my hair all over and then used the blow dryer to activate it... it turned so orange/brassy that I ended up going blue/black. 10+ years later I decided to give it another shot but this time spraying only on the ends of my hair to get a subtle/natural looking ombre. Every day I sprayed the ends of my hair and then used the blow dryer to activate it. I didn't wash it out before straightening or curling it. I did this until the bottle was gone and it looks amazing! It didn't bleach out the ends or anything but it did turn my black ends into a light reddish brown/blonde. The best advice I can give is wash your hands before blow drying and avoid spraying on roots if you have dark hair!

I like the smell and the price. I have really dark black hair with some grey and it seems to be doing what I expected which is lightening up a little. I just sprayed and blended in and then hit the tennis court. I imagine that this will fade clothing so careful not to use with clothes where this would be a problem. I added a picture after 20 minutes in the sun. I expect it to get lighter after a few hours in the sun.

It doesn't work like it used to unless you add peroxide and lemon juice to it... and even then, it's much less effective than it used to be a few years ago. They've obviously changed the formula DRASTICALLY in order to make it less effective so that you use and buy MUCH more before you see any results. And on top of that, it costs MUCH more than it should also. I used to love this product for lightening my hair, but now it sucks BADLY. It's sad that the only way I can see any results is by adding peroxide and lemon juice to it. You people should be ashamed of yourselves, but I know you're not.